Turn yellow plastic white again - Full teardown of G1 Jazz, with sticker removal and whitening

Jazz's white plastic is among the most susceptible to yellowing, but also among the most responsive to whitening. In today's episode of Repair...Repair we mash two broken Jazzes together to produce one lovely example. To do that, we do a full teardown, pick our favorite parts from both bots, and reassemble. Along the way, we whiten the yellowed plastic parts with peroxide submersion. And to do that correctly, we have to remove the stickers safely. See how to get the stickers off, how to store them while you're working so they don't stick to your desk or dry out, and how to get those pearly whites looking like new again. This repair makes use of an already-repaired windshield, of which the method was covered thoroughly in previous episodes of Repair...Repair. The links to those videos are below. Related videos: How to Fix Jazz's hood loop and windshield:    • Fix Jazz's Roof - How to repair the hidden...   How to Fix Prowl's windshield:    • The Definitive Guide - How to fix G1 Prowl...   About the Channel: Welcome to portmanToy. This channel is for adult collectors of vintage Transformers who appreciate the fine details of design, engineering, and history. From deep-cut trivia and rare variants to step-by-step restoration, we’re here to help you rescue your old toys and get them back into rotation. Join the Rotation: If you found this repair helpful, please Subscribe for more historical highlights and restorations. Timestamps: 00:00 Today's topic 00:36 Two bots 01:58 Disassembly 03:41 Sticker removal 05:28 Whitening 06:02 Reapply stickers 07:10 Soliloquy on vintage preservation 08:37 Reassembly cont'd 10:50 Final thoughts